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  1. Composition of GDP - Spending in billion $ in % of GDP Total Nom. GDP 11,004.0 100.0% Consumption 7,760.0 70.5% Durable Goods Nondurable Goods Services

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  2. BOX 2.1. GRAPHING REVIEW. Graphs provide a useful way to explore the relationship between two variables and test specific economic hypotheses. Based on Table 2.1, we might form the hypothesis that unemployment rates tend to be higher when GDP growth rates are lower.

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  3. Jan 23, 2018 · Graph is usually essential. • Explain your answer; give the reasoning or intuition for why something happens.

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  4. Despite this fact, standard economic theory rarely considers economic networks explicitly in its analysis. However, a major innovation in economic theory has been the use of methods stemming from graph theory to describe and study relations between economic agents in networks.

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  6. KC Border Fall 2020. Lecture 6: Production Functions, Cost Minimization, and Lagrange Multipliers. 6.1 Cost minimization and convex analysis. When there is a production function f for a single output producer with n inputs, the input requirement set for producing output level y is. V (y) = {x Rn : f(x) y . ∈ }

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  8. Abstract: We introduce a graph-theoretic generalization of classical Arrow-Debreu economics, in which an undirected graph specifies which consumers or economies are permitted to engage in direct trade, and the graph topology may give rise to local variations in the prices of com-modities.

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